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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-07
INSTITUTE OF INSTRUCTORS.
The Needs Of American Homes-Compul-
sorry Education.

sorry Education.
BURLINGTON, W., July 6.-This morn
ing's session of the American Institute Of
Instruction opened with large ATTENDANCE.
After the usual preliminary business, Pres
ident J. NJ. Hall delivered the annual ad-
dress. He said that better times in the
educational world have come, thanks to
the American Institute of Instruction. A
still better time will come if we of to- day
will do our duty, making rs good use of
our light as they who proceeded us did OF
theirs.
Many teachers III the common schools
are teaching more scientifically, more in
accordance with laws of mental develop
ment than one college professor in hun
dred did thirty years ago.
The speaker adj vocated compulsory educa-
tion, not as a cureall, but as one thing
which tepds toward the permanency Of
republican institutions. The teaching OF
morals in the schools seems more necessary
than ever before. and more is done than
ever before There is on the whole more
need that the home supplement the school,
than the school supplement the home in
this matter. What the majority Of the
homes in America lack to-day more than
anything else is wise parental counsel and
guidance with firm government.
In regard to practical education the Pres
ident took the ground that the most prac.
tical was the training which gives the pupil
keenness Of thought, power to study a sub
iect and arrive at sensible conclusion, the
ability 10 detect shams and recognize
merit, to appreciate goodness and to enjoy
a noble thought.
The President had no doubt that the day
would surely come when our alphabet
would be increased TO more than forty
characters, each representing one and only
one sound
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CONDENSED TELxsRAMs.

About thirty private dwelling. and bosi-
ne-s houses ut st Rsmi, Quebec, were de-
stroyed by fire.
The County Commissioners at ZaDesviIIs
have signed . contact Cor 81, 90 Memo
rial Hall.
The Union Labor party Of Ohio nomins-
ted Hon. John Se,tz, q Seneca county, for
Governor.
J. T. I1gxn, Town Marshal Of L<wisfoo.
III, was shot and killed by drunken fd-
low named Gcoge Wild.
The postoface st Astoria, L. l., kas been
robbed of bosk ot blank postal notes and
the punches ssed In Issuing them.
The Cornell team won the rsce With tAs
Bowdoin yesterday, and consequently IL
intercollegiate championship and silveT
cup.
AL bonds of the u. q three pss cent
loan have been redeemed exesptte, 20, ,050,
aod these hsvs bo,n called, bat net yet
presented
A New York boy pat lighted cie.sstss
into . pocket oostsining stolen ayHsuife
cartridges, % thst his mother vould nok
- him snnks, snd - h dnA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-07
The second D.y. Session.

ISDIANAPoIs, July 6.-The attendance
at the National convention OF music to-day
was much larger than yesterday, the dele
gates number between go and 700. The
session vss devoted entirely 70 reading and
discussing papers, many OF which were
made practical by the use OF musical In
struments.
Ia the afternoon there were piano aad
vocal selections Later in the day Mr.
Bacon read spsper, "Tbe American College
Of Musicians, the Ally of Competent Teach
ers" A successful matinee performance
was given at Tomlinsoa Hall, and an
evening concert was largely attended. The
American College Of Musicians Is also In
session; 25 applicants are passing the
examiLationn, which are said 10 be very
severe
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TIE L. =. COURT.
Hearing Of the Mill Cass-A Had Gang
Two Men In Custody.
@ IL.

Hearing Of the Mill Case-A Had Gang
Two Men In Custody.
Special Tsio0rnn 10 N, Rrgistsr.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, July 6.-Two
men named Tom Mccormick and John
Stagg are in Jail at Marietta. A night or
two ago they broke into three stores at
Moss Run, near here, Washington county,
Ohio, and took laage quantities Of goods.
After capture they attempted TO break
Jail, but were caught They are members
of had gang.
In the Harper's Ferry mill case to-day
the injunction restraining Savery, who
recently purchased the water rights Of ( he
United States Government, IN the Shenan-
dOah and Potomac rivers near Harper's
Ferry, from using the same ~ dissolved.
The United States Courtentered q restrain
ing order until July 18th, when . motion
will he made before the United States
Court TO issue similar injunction 10 the
original injunction issued by the State
Circuit Court Of Jefferson county.
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1T Is NOT M'MUNN.
a Case oT Mistaken Identity-Does Not
Agree With the Description.

A Case OF Mistaken Identity-Does Not
Agree With the Description.
DETROIT, July GA Lansing, Mich,
special says that the man under arrest
there, supposed to be Matt Kennedy. alias
McMunn, is about five feet nine inches
tall, weighs $50 pounds, has dark COM
plexiOn, black hair inclined to he curly,
grayish-blue eyes, long sharp nose and an
upper set OF false teeth, OF which two are
missing in front.
He was arrested last night ut the farm of
J. W. Hunter, in WatertOwn township,
Clinton county, where he had been en-
gagged rs farm hand. He says his name
is Jesse Lamb, and claims Hiram Amslee
and Earl Smith, respectable farmers of
WATERFOWL, are his HncleS. He says he
has not hecn ont of the state in three
years. He Is exceedingly green and un-
sophisticated appearing.
When arrested Lamb protested ignOr-
ance of the fur robbery, but on Hunters
advice went with the officers, who did not
even take the precautiOn to handcua him,
This, coupled with the fact that Lamb
has since last evening been much of the
time alone in the rickety North Lansing
lookup. from which Kennedy could have
escaped in five minutes, gives the case a
decidedly chestnutty flavor. The officials
here believe it is q case OF mistaken iden-
tty.
Following is the description Of Kenne-
dy, published shortly after the Rayenna
outrage: The prisoner who WAS in custody
on the train is Matthew Kennedy, alias
the Kidd, alias MeMunn. He is about 2i
years of aye, ; feet inches tall, and weighs
about $50 pounds. He is very gentlemanly
in appearance and good talker. He is IA
decided blonde-sandy hair and very fair
skin. He is square-shouldred a little
bow-legged and has lost two Of his upper
front teeth
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Wreck on the q, a d.

LEXINGTON, KY, July G-Tbe west-
bound fast express on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad was ditched this forenoon n,
Leon Station, 80 miles east Of Lexington.
all the cars going of slight embankment
except the sleeper. Conductor Ragland,
the engineer and six passengers are report
ed injured, the two former quite seriously.
A special train with physicians left Tor the
scene Of the wreck this afternoon.
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A Card.
y card,
GRAFTON, W. VA, July Is, lSS'

GRAFTON, W. VA, July &, 1SS7.
To thc Editor Qf tAS Rsgis0.
DEAR SIR:-In your issue OF to-days'
REGISTER, see your correspondent says
have $500 insurance on my piano that
was burned. This does me an injustice,
for have but two hundred 5000, and it
is almost all to be paid on mortgage. ]
wish you would please correct it for me-
We have a large family and lost almost
everything we had in this world. Shame
on Wheeling to do as she has done. Graf
ton acted entirely different to her when
she as a city was in trouble. We, l sup
pose. were among the least of those who
sent aid, and We gladly sent tive dollars
and box of clothing ourselves, and gave
To the general fund. Please correct the
error in regard to the insurance.
Respectfully,
MRS. N. J. WARTHEN.
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A Flat Contradiction.

Some one has told You that your catarrh
Is ncurable. 1t IS not 50. DIR. Sage's
Catarrh remedy will cure it, IL is pleas
ant to use and it always does its work thor
oGgaly. We have yet TO hear of case in
which II did not accomplish 4 cure when
faithfully used. Catarrh isa disease which
II Is dangerous to neglect. A certain rem
edy Is at your command. Avail yourself
oi II before the complaint assumes a more
serious torm, All druggists.
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Robbed and Murdered.

EAGLE Pass, Ten, July 6.-WOrd has
reached here this morning from Santa
Rosa, Mexico, Of the killing of James H.
Duvall, owner OF the Cedral mines. The
body was found hidden in some brush
near the roadside, leading from the mines
into Santa Rosa, with bullet hole through
his head. The object of the murder was
undoubtedly robbery, Mr.. Duvall having
left his camp on Saturday last with $3.50
on his person which was not on the body
when found.
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Murdered tor An Az.

SPRINGFIELD, o., July 6.-About l
o'clock this afternoon Andy Scfin white
and Robert Scott (colOredl got into dis
pute over an AK, with which they were
chOpping wood on piece OF woods nine
miles from this city. Soffin had sold
the ak to Scott some days since,
claiming 81 as the price, which Scott
had not yet paid. After much disputing
Scott told SOffin he would either give him
seventy-ive cents or return the AK. Soffin
grew violent and hit Scott in the breast,
killing him instantly. Sofin fed and has
not been apprehended.
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Tee Strikers To he Yv,es~s.

PITr.BURG, July ga special from
Everson, Pa, says: The real purpose Of
bringing tho hnkerton men here, Is IN
evict the men from the company. bouses,
who have signed the iron-clad ls>ses'
They expect 10 commence operations TO
morrow morning at Leisenrings, and ~
majority are Huns, IL IN sais 10 predict
there will be serious troablA.
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TIE AMERICAN PARTY
Founded In CaIifornia-Platform Of the
New Concern.

New Concern.
SAN FRANCISCO, July G.-Delegates
from various portions of the State closed
three days secret session here to-day,
formulating plan for the organization of
the American party. A mass meeting was
held here tonight, at which the platform
of the new party was read and adopted.
The platform calls for unconditional repeal
of the naturalization laws, modification
of the laws, permitting and encouraging
immigration so that shiftless, criminal and
other undesirable classes may be rejected;
prohibition of alien land holding, total
separation of church and State, and no in
reference by any church with the Ameri-
can school system. The platform also de
mands law compelling citizens to vote
at every election. The State Central Com
mittee was organized with Oliver EIdridge
~ President. Speakers at the meeting to-
night predicted that the new movement
would become national and would super
sede in power the dominant political party.
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Thundsr storm, Along the Hudson.

POUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, July 6.-Ter-
rife thunder storms ragged along the Hud-
son this afternoon. Easements and Gel
lars were inundated, trees and
houses struck by lightning and
washouts are reported both on
the Hudson River and West Shore rail-
roads, though not Of serious character.
Storms were very heavy between here and
New York, but light between here and
Albany. The mercury has fallen 23 de-
grees in three hours.
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Pennsylvania College Association.

LANCASTER, PA, July 6.-At this
mornings session of the State College As
socia ton the following officers were elected:
President, Reu. Dir. T. G. Apple, Of Frank
lin and Marshall; Vice President, DR.. +.
H. Magill, of swarthDorei Recording Sec
retary, Prof. Z S. Brudenhaugh, of Penn
sylvania; Corresponding Secretary, Rev.
DR.. James NJ. Moflatt, of Washington and
jefferson; Treasurer, Prof james, Of the
University of Pennsylvania
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Respectfully,
MRs. N. J. WARTHEN.
Another Fire In Grafton.

Spoeial TSlSgrdps 10 ne Register.
GRAFTON, w. Va, July 6.-Another
fire started about o'clock p. NJ, near
where the other FIRE started, caused by a
gas pipe bursting. Little damage was
done, but it caused great excitement,
owing to the nervous condition of the
community over the big blaze.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-07

The edict Of accommodation against
Dr. MCGLSNN will formally 20 into force,
but will not be the occasion Of public cere-
mony. \ prominent Catholic priest de-
tends the Pope, and says "the cry OF. as
sailed citizenship has been in the history
Of the past too often made the attractive
subtertuge of wroug-doerS.
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RiiiOusnegs.

We have tested its virtues, personally,
and know that for Dyspepsia, BiliOusness
and Throbbing Headache it is the best
medicine the world ever saw. We tried
forty other remedies before Simmons Liver
Regulator, but none Of them gave Us more
thaa temporary relief; the Regulator not
only relieved but cured us.-H. Fl. Jones,
Ed. Telegraph aHd Aessemser, Macon, Ga
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Cotton Squeeze in Manchester.

MANCHESTER, July 6.-The Guardian,
in its commercial article to-day, says:
The sales have been light and sellers have
made no progress. The short time move
ment does not slacken, and yesterdays eX-
perieDce tends to strengthen 1t. 1t is be-
lIeved that distant distributors have heard
enough of the cotton squeeze to encourage
them to postpone all except band-to-mouth
buying, in the hope that when cotton does
become easier they can do better. 1t is
likely, however, they are mistaken in this
view, as the adoption of short time is GER
tain to sensibly lessen the supply if il is
continued few weeks. Meanwhile the
reluctance Of purchasers is affording pow
erful aid TO the movement There have
been very few sales of export warn. The
little business done for Japan seems to
satisfy the requirements. Shipping sorts
are steady. Cloth is inactive for all sec
tons. The orders are mostly expiring rap
idly. Some sales Of heavy weights of
shirtings of good quality have been effect
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THE "AmericappIrty' has been formed
in California, The platform calls for the
repeal OF the AaturslizatiopIa~s, mOdifica-
ton of the jmmigpAtiOn laws so as to keep
out uudgkirahlc qlassesI prohibition of alien
land b6ldiug; tbtayseparatiOn of church
aud,State, and law compelling citizens to
vote at every election.
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Jacob sharp,a plrsAday.

NEW YORK, July &-Isoob Sharp ieeh
somewhat better to-day, although be ate
no breakfast This Is Mr.. Sharp's
seventieth birthday. He made no refer
ence to It whatever, and knowing il would
be cruel moekery. no one else has men
TONED it He still preserves Al unbsoken
silence for hours at time Mn SHARP 10
still By his sids-
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Aid for Clarendon,

HARRISBURG, PA, July Ga tele-
gram having been received by Governor
Beaver stating that two hundred people
were homeless and without shelter at
Clarendon, the oil town destroyed by fire
on Monday, he has ordered one hundred
tents to be shipped there at once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-07

HENRY IRVING entertained Mr.. BLAINE
at supper Tuesday evening. Is this bid
for the actors vote? Mr.. BLAINE will
nov make a break for Scotland and Ire
land. Then he will 20 to Hamburg to
rest from his political labOrS.
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The Thistle Wins aratn.

LONDON, July 6.-The Thistle and Ire1
again competed to-day in the regatta at
Larges, Scotland, and the. superior quail
ties of the Thistle were once more demon
st ated. Light southerly winds prevailed
at the start. The Irex got tn best Of the
Thistle in the start bat she did not Keep
her advantage long. The Thistle passed
her and won easily. The wind continued
very light.
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Ba@ HALL.

At Philadelphi'-PhilAdeIpbia 0, PItts-
burg2.
AtCieveland:-Brooklyn 10 ;Cieyeiand 3.
At Observation-Disclosures D; Athletic o.
AtSt Louis:-St. Lous Z; Mes s.
At ati:-CiDeinnati IL; BalG-
more e
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The Government VIII Investigate.

LONDON, July 6.-In the House Of
Commons this evening Mr.. William Smith
Conservative leader, said that the support
ers of the Government acted yesterday
under wrong impression in the vote that
censured the Government in the case of the
arrest of the young Cass woman. 1T is
the duty of the Government" he said,
ito institute full and impartial inquiry
which shall establish the truth of the case"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-07

Henry Irving. A select number Of per
sons, prominent in art and literary circles
were present. Mr.. Blaine will start TO-
morrow on tour through Scotland and
ireland. He will then 60 to Hamburg
for the waters snd for rest. His route
after leaving has not been decided upon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-07

THE Knights Of the Switch have under
taken 10 punish all the criminals that
escape the law, including the Chicago An
archistS, should they escape on second
trial. The cleansing OF the Augean stables
is nothing compared to this contract.
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BROKE OUT AFRESH.

The Clarendon Ruins Famed Into Flames
Again Yesterday.
ERIE, PA, July 6-The terrible deyas-
tatiCn which swept the little town of
Clarendon on Monday was supplemented
yesterday by another yisitations which
threatened to complete the destruction
and wipe out the little
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Salt Works Burned

ROCHESTER, N. Y, July 6.-The Works
of the Conesus Lake Salt and Mining Com
papy of Lakeville, at the foot OF Conesus
Lake, were totally destroyed by fre at
noon to-day, Loss 1900 Insurance
Sl0,OC0.
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LONDON, July 6.-The Standard is au-
thorized to contradict the statement that
Count Won Munster, German Ambassador
to France, has withdrawn from Paris, and
to assert that he has no intention Of doing
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Historic Letters Discovered.

BERLIN, July 6.-Two unpublished let
ters from Luther "a, Brenz aud five from
Melancthon to the Swabian Reformer Lach-
mann have been found in an old desk in a
school at Heilbronn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-07

Folks IcuriRg ne city OR short reactions or
for h. SHmmsr can hare The DAILY and
SUNDAY REGISTER mailed to their ad-
dress az suae rates as delivered By odrrier,
BE- Hurjug cord al REGISTER Counting
ROlm.
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A Witness Suicides.

LEIPsIC, July Ga witness in the trea-
son trials going on here, who was suspect
ed of aiding one of Grebert's witnesses to
escape, has committed suicide.
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A STRONGER UNION.
ITALY AND AUSTRIA DRAWING
CLOSER TOGETHER.
Comment on the Government Defeat-Matthsws
Blamsd-Ths Conservative Leader Explains
Munster Remains Ii Paris-The Comic
Side Of the War Scare in France.

VIENNA, July 6.-The TdgblGH says that
Germany, Austria and Italy are negotiat-
ing for still closer alliance than the one
at present existing between those coun-
tries.
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LONDON, July 6.-Two nights will be
allowed for debate on the third reading Of
the Crimes Bill. If the opposition en-
deavors to prolong the discussion, the gov
ernment will move that cloture be applied.
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viii Resign on Refusal.

BELGRADE, July en-. Risticus has
demanded that King Milan reinstate Men
iclop, who was exiled TO Russia for his
LEGGED connection with the revolution
conspiracy. If King Milan refuses the
Ministry will resign.
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Mad DORl

HUNTINGTON, l. l., July 6.-To-day a
mad dog, running at large in this village
bit twenty-five other dogs Fifteen OF the
dogs were shot, and the Others Will be
killed.
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Not a. many strikers in the coke regions
returned to work as the operators expect
ed The detectives are source Of great
irritation to the men and the operators are
denounced Tor their action. \ break, how
s,...r l. snnD ~ NDPgfpl
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TAKE one Of DR.. J. II. McLean's Little
Liver and Kidney Pellets at night before
you 60 to bed and yo9 will be surprised
how huoyant and vigorous you will feel
the next day. Only 25 cents vial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-07

SrERpAY WAS JAKE SUARr's 10th
birthday. No one was hard hearted
enough to wish him many happy re-
turn" lie spent the day in bed and
last evening WAS somewhat better.
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TuIS mornings dispatches contain addi-
t,onaI particulars of the disastrous fire at
Grafton. The citizens express indignation
at the refusal OF the Wheeling Chief and
Fir Enard To send alG.
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Tar Rioters Arrested.

MADRID, July 6.-SiI of the men con-
cerned in Octroi tax riots at Valencia have
been arrested. They will be tried by mar
tial law.
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Trsyelyan to he a Candidate.

LONDON, July 6.-The !Sdnddrd says
to-day that Mr.. Gladstone is prepared to
recommend Mr.. Treveyan to the suifrages
OF the electors of the Bridgeton division of
GLASGOW.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-07

SuUrH CARnLINA Regulators have
warned the Mormon missionaries TO leave
the state. They should supplement this
by riding them ont on rails.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-07

kEY VEST, FLA, July 6.-There have
been five new cases Of yellow fever since
Yesterday; but no deaths.
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The West Virginia Educational AssOcia-
tiou Is in session at Charleston. The
American Institute OF Instruction is IN
session AZ RurIlngton. VI.
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High Grade California Wines.
Absolutely pure and reliable. Send for
price list. d. RICH & Co.,
7S5 Brosdvay,
New York City.
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE WEATHER.

For West Virginia, fair weather, SOutherly
winds. nearly stationary temperature.
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THE man alleged to be MCMCNN, the
Rlyenua thict, now IN the hands Of the
Lansing police, Is not believed to be the
gent wanted
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Irving Entertains Elaine.

LONDON July 6.-Mr. Blaine was ed
tertained at supper last evening by Mr..
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FuETY.FugE f. young ladies took the veil
Yesterday at tue Mlllnckrodt Convent at
Wlk,>bIrrc Pa.
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GERMANY, Austria and Italy are nego-
tat.ns ,or a still closer alliance.
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Ir is claimed the Chicago bOOdlers have
attempted to pack the Jury.
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Two nights Will be allowed by the Gov
eru,nyut Tor the discussion OF the Crimes
hill %, It's lhird reading,
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THE famous clubber, Captain WILLIAMS
OF the New York finest, is on trial for
rouutcnunciug certain diSreputable charac-
trTS